Acne & Dark Spots?!?!

Mar 5, 2014

Isabel E.

So I don't know if I'm the only one but I sometimes get "breakouts" on the top of my back since I was little and not knowing back then I use to "pop" them (sorry disgusting I know) so does anyone know how to treat it and to fade the dark spots away. I'm wanting to do a quick easy way because prom is coming up VERY fast and I'm going to be wearing a strapless dress with my hair up, so my back will be showing. PLEASE HELP!!

Mar 5, 2014

Chrissie P.

Also I agree with using bio oil and just good exfoliation will help fade them as well. Mac also has a face and body foundation that I would recommend.

Mar 5, 2014

Karina F.

Go to the dermatologist and ask him/her for epidou or Azelaic acid it works really quickly.

Mar 5, 2014

Ciindrellaa S.

oliveoil!

Mar 5, 2014

Ciindrellaa S.

worth it

Mar 5, 2014

Danny C.

Try an aha based lotion alpha hydrox makes the glycolic body lotion it will help w the dark marks and the breakouts

Mar 5, 2014

Caitlin M.

I agree with Danny. Products with AHAs are fantastic for scarring. I had a bunch of dark spots from bug bites on my legs and I used a body butter with AHAs in it and they lightened up great. What I used was the Butter Yourself body butter from Soap & Glory. Actually need to order another jar of it. It's wonderful!

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